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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1971
Page
4
Editorial urges communities to greet returning soldiers with a welcoming spirit. Regardless of war views, veterans deserve acknowledgment for sacrifices and hardships, including wounded and disabled, and should not bear blame for government policy. Communities should show gratitude and support.
The passage extols newspapers as a durable permanent record offering flexible reading, editorial scrutiny, itemized advertising, and thorough coverage across news, business, sports, and weather, arguing newspapers outpace television in editorial presence and comprehensive reporting.
The piece explains how a smile is a valuable personal asset that can ease hardship, defuse tension, and open doors in conversations. It argues that smiling communicates goodwill, reduces resistance, and helps present one’s views more effectively in personal and interpersonal encounters.
The nation watched the Oscar ceremony as fashion and a call for higher standards drew attention. Bob Hope spoke against gutter trends while MASH did not win best picture, seen by some as a small victory for good manners and uplifting spirit.
Anthony Harrigan analyzes Japan's plan for voluntary textile quotas as a potential smoke screen for monopolizing the U.S. market. He notes Sen Thurmond and President Nixon opposing private schemes and argues for meaningful import quotas to curb dumping and protect 2% of American jobs across states.
The piece argues most of the 1966 and 1968 budgets were uncontrollable, with Social Security, Medicare, debt interest, veterans’ benefits, and highway trust funds consuming large shares. It cites Rep. Bow and House figures showing only a small portion of spending as controllable, prompting questions about congressional accountability and taxpayer costs.
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